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Assalamu-Alaikum, What does Islam say about intelligence or gifted individuals compared to people who are average or deficient in that capability?
Yes, Allah has given each of us certain abilities and capabilities that are to be used to serve Him by serving His creation, for as so much as we serve and contribute to human welfare we glorify Allah. One thing we must understand, however, is how we define such words as 'greatness', 'extraordinary', etc. During our times, we may think a genius has to go to Harvard and become a great scientist or become famous in some special skill or trade. However, in the eyes of Allah, greatness can only be defined according to our piety. If we are endowed with certain gifts, wand we use those gifts to serve Allah, then they truly are great. However, if we use them merely to obtain fame and fortune, then they are our means of self-destruction. It is not so much the gift, therefore, but rather how we use it and what we do with it, i.e. the intention with which it is used.
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Aaishah that the Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi wasallam) said: The likeness of the one who reads Quraan and memorizes it is that he is with the righteous honourable scribes. The likeness of the one who reads it and tries hard to memorize it even though it is difficult for him, he will have (at least) a double reward. (Al-Bukhaari, 4937)
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Does anyone have a current or updated spar comparison chart? I want to upgrade/re-build some older designs.
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I *love* my spar chart and use the heck out of it. I posted this over at Kitebuilder and am happy to share/discuss it here:
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That link takes you to my "skydrive" on MSN/Hotmail. If you hover over the line item for the spreadsheet with your mouse, a little "i" icon in a circle will appear to the right side of that line. Click that "i" button, and a menu will appear in the right hand margin, and "Download" will be an option.
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Maybe you could provide some explanation of that chart? I"m not sure what "scale factor" and some of the other column headings mean. But it looks like a good tool otherwise.
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Sure thing Phil! I'm about to hit the road - I'll come back to this this evening or some such.
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Ok. Some 'splainin on the chart.
The main thing that I use the chart for is to use the "Scale Factor" column.
Say I've got a kite framed in FL370 fiberglass, and I want to change it out for carbon to shave some weight. I hit the button on FL370 to make it the reference spar, then start scanning the "Scale Factor" column in the carbon section to find the tube with the scale factor closest to 1.00
Or, let's say I'm looking at a kite plan that calls for 0.2100 carbon spars - but I want to make the kite 1.5 times larger. So, I hit the button on the .2100 carbon and find the spar with a scale factor closest to 1.5
That's what I use it the most for - that sort of thing.
Some links to the engineering and derivations of the information:
Scroll down to the headings of "stiffness vs. Flexibility" and "David Lord's Scale Factor"
The mathematical and engineering derivation of the Scale Factor:
Some more information about tubes and moments of inertia (bike related, but the principles apply)
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That sounds like a very hand tool that I had no knowledge of before your post. I have had issues before needing just that type of information and now I know the easy way to look it up. Before it was jsut a try it and see if it works system. Thanks for the post and the full explanation.
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Simon Crafts wrote:If you have trouble picking it off of SkyDrive, let me know and I'll email it to you.
I'm on a Mac right now so that's correct Simon, I have the same issue with my free website http://www.rmka.info it's a Microsoft Office Live hosted site. I only paid to register "rmka.info" domain name. But I have to wait for my Stepson to go to sleep by morning sometime and get off of the Dell laptop with Windows 7 so I can go there to update our website or see this Spar Chart file.
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Both Open Office (free) and Numbers (cheap from Apple) will read and write most Excel files and run on Macs. There may be some fancy features (and it sounds like Simon may have used them) that won't work with one or the other of these programs, but for most purposes they work fine. Don't know what would help with managing the website, tho.
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Published: Monday, December 3, 2012
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HARTFORD – The No. 2 UConn Huskies defeated the No. 11 Maryland Terrapins 63-48 for their seventh straight victory, in a physical contest at the XL Center in Hartford.
The Huskies got off to a quick start after the tipoff, opening up a 6-0 run off of three Maryland turnovers. Junior center Stefanie Dolson scored four points by the 16 minute mark in the first half. She finished the half with a total of eight points, behind freshman Breanna Stewart who led the Huskies with nine points in the first half. Dolson led the Huskies in total points on the night with 14. She also tailed two blocks and two steals.
Terrapin forward and reigning ACC player of the year, Alyssa Thomas could not get anything going for her team in the first half as she committed six turnovers and shot 0-5 from the field. She finished with just six points on the night due in part to the defensive efforts of UConn guard Kelly Faris.
"They didn't do anything that we haven't seen all year," said Thomas. "It just came down to us not making shots."
Faris finished her night with eight total points, shooting 4-6 from the field. She also tallied eight steals and seven boards.
Head coach Geno Auriemma was pleased with the dominant performance by Faris against a top ten opponent.
"It's a great example of how someone can dominate a game with just six shots," said Auriemma. "I felt that Kelly completely dominated the game."
Sophomore forward Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis shot 3-7 from the field in the first half but did not return for the second half after suffering a quad contusion. Midway through the first half, the Terrapins cut the UConn lead to just five points. However the Huskies responded with a 10-0 run to extend their lead 27-15. The Huskies took a 33-20 lead into the locker room at half time and continued to play a fast tempo game in the second half.
The key play of the game came with 12:14 remaining in the second half when Maryland had cut the Huskies lead to 10 points. UConn junior guard Bria Hartley drove down the court and recorded a three point play in transition.
UConn sophomore guard Brianna Banks had an impressive night from behind the arc as she shot 3-4 from three point range. Banks has nine three pointers on the season, which is an improvement upon last year's season total of three. According to Auriemma, Banks has improved her game more rapidly than he had expected.
"I don't have any reservations about putting her in the game," said Auriemma. "She has exceeded my expectations already. I thought it was going to take her half a year to use that transition from where she was last year to becoming the player that we can trust."
Dolson reiterated Auriemma's statements on the improvement of the play of her teammate Banks. "Her confidence has gone up a lot," said Dolson. "She worked really hard in this offseason and preseason and she has improved her game immensely."
The Huskies will be back in action this Thursday, when they take on Penn State at Gampel Pavilion. Tipoff for that game is scheduled for 7 p.m.
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French Onion Tart
Author Notes: The seedling of an idea for this recipe started while I was making cheddar cheese crackers for the kids. The thought occurred that it might be an interesting base for a tart crust.
As I wandered through the farmers' market later that day, in search of some "late winter" inspiration, a bunch of humble onions set the ball rolling. It was at the moment I knew I wanted to recreate the flavors of a French onion soup into my tart. While the directions seem long, it really does come together effortlessly, and well worth the time it takes to caramelize the onions. - Jennifer Perillo
Food52 Review: WHO: Jennifer Perillo is a mother, a food editor, and a blogger at In Jennie's Kitchen.
WHAT: French onion soup, re-imagined and re-packaged in tart form.
HOW: A filling of caramelized onions, thyme, Swiss cheese, sherry vinegar, and egg is poured into a whole wheat crust and baked.
WHY WE LOVE IT: The cheesey, whole wheat crust is tender and lovely, a perfect foil for the sweet, onion-loaded filling. The sherry vinegar keeps the whole tart balanced. And just like the soup, this tart is deeply satisfying...but not so rich that you can't eat two slices. - A&M
Serves 6 to 8
For the filling
- 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- 2 pounds yellow onions, peeled & sliced thin
- 2 sprigs fresh thyme, leaves removed & stems discarded
- Sea salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- 1 teaspoon sherry vinegar
- 2/3 cups (2 ounces) Swiss cheese, shredded
For the Swiss cheese pastry crust
- 3/4 cups (110 grams) whole wheat pastry flour
- 1/4 teaspoon (2 grams) fine sea salt
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 1 cup (3 ounces) Swiss cheese, shredded
- 4 tablespoons (2 ounces) very cold butter, shredded using a box grater
- 1 to 2 tablespoons cold seltzer
- To make the filling, heat the olive oil in a heavy-bottomed pot over medium-high heat. Add the onions and saute for 2 minutes. Cover pot, reduce heat as low as it can go without shutting off, and let cook until onions have cooked down and released a lot of their liquid, about 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, prepare the crust. Add the flour, salt, and paprika to the bowl of a food processor. Pulse once or twice to mix the dry ingredients. Add the cheese and butter, then pulse a few times until it forms a sandy-looking mixture. Add 1 tablespoon of seltzer, pulse again until a rough ball of dough comes together. If the mixture is too dry and crumbly, add more seltzer 1 teaspoon at a time (you may not need the entire 2 tablespoons), and continue to pulse until you have a ball of dough. Turn the dough out onto an unfloured counter, flatten and shape into a disk. Wrap in plastic wrap and chill for 30 minutes.
- Preheat the oven to 400ºF.
- Remove cover from the pot of onions, raise heat to medium, add the thyme and season with salt and pepper. Let the onions cook, stirring occasionally to scrape the browned bits from the bottom of the pot, until onions turn golden brown, about 30 to 35 minutes. When onions are golden and very tender, stir in the sherry vinegar. Remove from heat and, using a slotted spoon, transfer onions to a medium bowl.
- Place the chilled dough between two sheets of parchment paper, and roll it into a 13-inch circle. Fit dough into a 9-inch ungreased springform pan. Fold down sides of dough, leaving a 1-inch high crust.
- To finish the filling, add the egg and cheese to the bowl with the onions. Stir to mix well. Pour mixture over the tart crust and spread to the edges using a rubber spatula. Bake for 25 minutes, until slightly puffed and golden. Remove from oven and let cool for 5 to 10 minutes before slicing.
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- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Late Winter Tart (Sweet or Savory)
Comments (69) Questions (7)
4 months ago caroline
What can I substitute Sherry Vinegar with? I just don't want to buy one whole bottle and rarely use it. Thanks.
about 1 year ago
Susan is a recipe tester for Food52.
This tart is FABULOUS!!!!
about 1 year ago LoisG
can you make this ahead of time? like the day before?
over 1 year ago Bozemanchef
I have made this (very similar tart) using a cornmeal crust. Also very delicious and adds an interesting texture. One of my favorite savory tarts!...
over 1 year ago InjunTrouble
This looks absolutely divine. Making this very soon. YUM
over 1 year ago Patricia Myhill
I get Amanda's email every week, with great recipes, but i noticed just on this last
email that the right margin is cut off and sometimes you can make up the cut off words but sometimes i can't. Can you please see to it so that my recipes come in intact.?
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over 1 year ago Karenmwaters
In making the crust in the food processor, can I just use the regular metal blade? I have an old one and can't find the bread blade.
over 1 year ago
Kristen Miglore
Kristen is the Senior Editor of Food52
Yes, I think the regular blade is perfect here (or at least that's what I always use to cut fats into flours for doughs like this).
over 1 year ago Manhattan Tart
Is there ANY way to delete the numerous, repetitive comments here? I made the tart tonight and was annoyed, every time I consulted the comments section, by having to troll through them... I used about 2 1/3# of onions and cooked them, lid on then lid "cracked," for about 75 minutes (they never browned per se but developed that lovely texture of caramelized goodies). I used fontina (what I had on hand) and 2 eggs for a slightly more custard-y texture (which didn't work, but that was soooo okay) and a 10", removable-bottom tart pan. The crust was a bit fussy (using 3/4 c. WW flour, 1/4 AP) but totally delicious, as was this tart. Serve this baby with simple greens and you are DONE, my friend. It's fabulous.
over 1 year ago geneenb
This was delicious! I didn't have wheat pastry flour but I had regular wheat. I used 1/2 cup of that and 1/4 cup AP flour. Also I used red wine vinegar instead of sherry. Turned out great! Crust was easy to roll out without parchment.
over 1 year ago Sauertea
So I added garlic and some nutmeg. Thinking of trying a cornmeal crust. Very good but found the pastry hard to roll out.
over 1 year ago Sauertea
So I added garlic and some nutmeg. Thinking of trying a cornmeal crust. Very good but found the pastry hard to roll out.
over 1 year ago Sauertea
So I added garlic and some nutmeg. Thinking of trying a cornmeal crust. Very good but found the pastry hard to roll out.
over 1 year ago Sauertea
So I added garlic and some nutmeg. Thinking of trying a cornmeal crust. Very good but found the pastry hard to roll out.
over 1 year ago Sauertea
So I added garlic and some nutmeg. Thinking of trying a cornmeal crust. Very good but found the pastry hard to roll out.
over 1 year ago tastysweet
Is there a temperature to check in case we use a different type of pan?
over 1 year ago fromage
Amazing! The filling was delicious, with excellent texture, and the crust - oh my goodness, the crust! You're right, it is surprisingly delicate. Thanks so much, wonderful recipe.
over 1 year ago walkie74
This was delicious (urp)!
I used the last of the puff pastry in my fridge and sprayed it with Pam, then sprinkled it with paprika and a smidgen of cheese. I did that for about four or five layers. As for the onions, I followed the directions, but didn't add sherry vinegar (I couldn't find it at my local grocery store). Instead, when the onions were mostly golden, I used a can of Dr. Pepper and a tablespoon of white vinegar, cooking all the liquid out on high heat. I used the last of the Parmesan on top, folded the crust over like a package, and baked the requisite 25 minutes. I put a dollop of plain yogurt on top. With a few pieces of leftover roast chicken and some raw veggies and dip, it was the perfect meal. I am *so full* right now (hic)!
over 1 year ago Queen Mab
Yum! Can't wait to try this. Now I need to research gluten-free pie crusts.
over 1 year ago Aime.See
In her book, La Tartine Gourmande, Béatrice Peltre mentions a few recipes of gluten-free crusts. Maybe look up her blog to see if she posted one of them over there. Hope this will be helpful.
over 1 year ago kam46
Gruyere cheese is NOT lactose free but is LOW lactose as are most hard cheeses. Many who cannot tolerate milk can eat small quantities of cheese without symptoms.
over 1 year ago Rosemarie Montgomery-Hansted
tart was tasty. Thought the wheat pie crust was lacking in taste.


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RICHMOND, Va. — Jeff Gordon's public-relations man, Jon Edwards, recently began going over the convoluted scenarios it would take for Gordon to qualify for the 2013 Chase for the Championship.
The math got fuzzy. In a hurry.
"It definitely put a smile on our face when we were starting to go through some of the scenarios," Gordon said Thursday night, laughing at the absurdity. "I think I stopped him about halfway through and said, 'Stop, I really don't want to know any more. It gets too confusing. It's going to change when the green flag drops anyway.' ''
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Here's what essentially needs to happen for Gordon to make the Chase: Win Saturday's race at Richmond International Raceway.
Gordon, 11th in the points standings, would secure at least a wild-card spot with a victory.
Anything else gets back to the fuzzy math involving Gordon and others such as Kurt Busch, Greg Biffle and Ryan Newman — the Bubble Boys who need to finish at the front of the pack to make the 12-driver Chase field.
Gordon, without a victory in 2013, is in a particularly vulnerable position. It's been a spotty season for the four-time Cup Series champion, an up-and-down ride of inconsistency. He's certainly not in the conversation when talking about elite Cup drivers.
At 42, Gordon simply isn't one of them anymore. It's not a harsh assessment, just the tough reality:
Gordon has not won a title since 2001.He has taken a dip in championship relevance in recent years, too, finishing 9th, 8th and 10th the last three seasons. He has just five victories since 2009.
"Gordon is going through a tough time in his career personally," said Darrell Waltrip, a NASCAR on FOX analyst. "I think he doubts himself, and while that won't necessarily make a driver run badly, it affects the race team. They feel it, see it and hear it. Brad [Keselowski] and Jeff have imploded more than anything else."
Here's what may surprise you: Gordon agrees.
"That's no revelation," he said. "I don't see anything unique about that.
"I think this year I've admitted there's been times when I've lacked in confidence when qualifying poorly. I've lacked in confidence many times throughout my career, but that's because the car speaks to you. If you go through, let's say, three weeks in a row where the car is not speaking to you, you're not getting the speed out of it, things aren't going well and I question everything.
"The one thing I also agree with is that when that green flag drops, if that car sticks in turns, then there's nobody that's going to have more confidence than me."
Gordon has another thing working for him: history and karma. He played the Comeback Kid role to perfection here a year ago when, thanks to savvy pit strategy and a 51-minute rain delay that put everybody out of pit sequence, Gordon rallied from 25th to finish second and steal a Chase berth from Kyle Busch.
Different Busch, same scenario.
Could this be the last gasp at relevance for Gordon? What's the frustration level of trying to keep up with his Hendrick teammates Jimmie Johnson, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Kasey Kahne? Johnson and Kahne have qualified for the Chase already and Earnhardt, seventh in points, looks like a good bet, too.
Is Gordon still a good bet?
Get those calculators out; the math could get fuzzy.
"So many scenarios that could play out," Busch said.
Here's one that is not at all complicated:
A victory at Richmond would do a lot for Gordon's confidence. It also would mean a great deal to him in terms of Chase relevance.
Win and you're in, simple as that.
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In a multilateral context, effective negotiation skills are critical for managing interdependencies, leveraging power and influencing outcomes. Mastering negotiation tools can therefore assist in securing beneficial agreements at the international level. Participants in this workshop will receive training from top negotiation experts on effective negotiation skills in multilateral conferences. They will also learn firsthand from experienced diplomats and international civil servants who have successfully negotiated agreements in the peace and security and social and economic spheres.
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